The perianal, perineal and perigenital regions of the dog constitute an anatomical territory whose complexity is frequently underestimated in routine consultation. Yet the dermatoses that occur there […]
Perianal and perigenital dermatoses in dogs Read More
Yeasts of the genus Malassezia constitute lipophilic fungal agents that have evolved as cutaneous commensals and opportunistic pathogens across various mammalian and avian species. Their involvement in
Complete update on Malassezia in dogs and cats Read More
On the occasion of the last NAVDF congress held in April in Orlando, our colleagues Drs. Flavia Clare and Clarissa Souza provided a comprehensive review of sporotrichosis,
Feline Sporotrichosis: Clinical Aspects and Epidemiology Read More
Dermatoses of the canine nasal planum represent a unique diagnostic challenge for the veterinary practitioner, despite their relative frequency in dermatological consultations. The etiological diversity of these
Dermatoses of the nasal planum in dogs Read More
Canine atopic dermatitis represents a major clinical challenge in contemporary veterinary medicine, with a prevalence that continues to increase in urban canine populations. This chronic inflammatory skin
2025 Update on the Etiopathogenesis of Canine Atopic Dermatitis Read More
Cutaneous calcinoses represent a major diagnostic and therapeutic challenge in canine veterinary dermatology. These conditions, characterized by abnormal accumulation of calcium salts in dermal and hypodermal structures,
Canine cutaneous calcinosis: Etiologies and treatments Read More
At the last World Congress of Veterinary Dermatology held in Boston in July 2024, our colleague Domenico SANTORO had the opportunity to give a very good lecture
Feline Cutaneous Atopic Syndrome: Diagnostic and Therapeutic Approaches Read More
At the last World Congress of Veterinary Dermatology, which took place in Boston last July, our colleague, veterinary dermatologist Hilary Jackson, provided a comprehensive update on new
Update on Knowledge of Food Allergies in Dogs and Cats Read More
